Trend carefully while reading Trump Tweets about Bitcoin

Turk Ace

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This is the fool that leads your country? Tongue

USA is no longer a superpower sorry but noone can fear the orange.

The orange must get super drunk before tweeting. We all know what he says is totally false and unintelligent. He really knows how to make his country look awesome doesn't he?
Man even third world countries embrace bitcoin and crypto.

The great Orange is right to fear crypto. It means we are doing well if the US president is afraid. If USD is so strong like the great Orange says so then he wouldn't be worried.

So remember guys don't ever convert to fiat because you just giving tax money to the great Orange. He needs tanning booths and such.

hugeblack

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Bad news gives real rise in prices so do not be afraid, we used to talk about cryptocurrencies now talk about regulation.
Trump's tweets mean he does not understand about this technology, he talked about libra as printing more paper using a non-government bank, the same old concepts.
BTC has the same charges as the drug trade and money laundering.

Becky666

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Quote from: Upgrade00 on July 13, 2019, 02:15:59 AM

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Everyone should endeavour to do their own research on any technology, rather than take the public opinion of prominent individuals or 'experts', who may or may not own some bitcoins while speaking against it.

There are many lazy individuals around the IOT and would rather listen to their mentors or leaders then to do a little research about what they hear from them. Bet you that; most of these follower's will rather listen than to do research.

DaleUp

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I agree that some high profile people don't know jack about what they are saying. But I love it when they talk about Bitcoin. Doesn't matter if it's positive or negative, it draws attention to Bitcoin and the value always seems to benefit.

Upgrade00

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Most of Donald Trump's tweets are spontaneous and irrational. But on the topic of cryptocurrency I believe he echoes the stand of a number of government representatives and banking officials (their public opinion at least). Bitcoin is seen as a rival to fiat currencies and allows the community control money, hence it is labeled as risky and a tool for fraud.

Everyone should endeavour to do their own research on any technology, rather than take the public opinion of prominent individuals or 'experts', who may or may not own some bitcoins while speaking against it.

Becky666

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Quote from: Btczhageh on July 12, 2019, 04:52:59 PM

Candidly speaking, I wouldn't like to trust any of those world leaders debates on Bitcoin and cryptocurrency in general.

Even in politics mate because they are clueless, a very clear example is from my beloved country.

Btczhageh

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Candidly speaking, I wouldn't like to trust any of those world leaders debates on Bitcoin and cryptocurrency in general.

Becky666

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A mans thought aren't perfect and their heart filled with wickedness; haven your own country currency backed with tin air and accusing another of just holding on tin air is unfair to humanity and shouldn't be from an elite like D. Trump.

As a newbie, never listen or read These guys tweets that has to do with Cryptocurrency or Bitcoin itself because they will lead you to the part of destruction and still enslave you and your generation. The decentralization of Bitcoin is what makes them panic as world leaders, remember that, many other notable leaders had one time and the other attacked Bitcoin because of it decentralization. We needed freedom and were given the freedom by N. SATOSHI, all hail the freedom giver, because they can't control the tin air(Bitcoin)
They are afraid, and this is just the beginning.....

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